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Sooo nice. I have (4) kids and the first fish is always a treasure.

20+ inches of snow and I'm looking at fishing threads in places I probably will never see. Simply some awesome pics you folks have here. When is Spring coming????

A great small fishing boat that gives you some cover from the weather when needed... GLWS.

It was a based off the Sailfish. I can't recall the specs, I'm guessing the same hull but could be wrong. I think that is was it's undoing. It was a bit bigger than the Sailfish, but not quite enough to the Marlin. So while a step up from the Sailfish it was in a tough space. When GW...

yea, that's a true fishing machine. Don't make many like that anymore.....

As soon as I put something like that in, I'd be looking for something larger and more comfortable. Can't likely have space in the helm and the comfort of space. I'd get a bigger boat!

Too funny. I'm getting old and cranky... I don't relate to people that buy a 28 foot or less boat and expect it to ride like a 50 footer.

I assume they have both an ac and dc input. There may not be a ac line to the fridge (GW was 12v only. Need to either tap the 120v stove or run a line. The 12V systems run off the batteries that are charged when the boat is connected to shore power.

Change deck plates to screw in models and seal well when installing. Anchor rode will allow water into the bilge, Hardtop stanchions and cup holders that drain into the bilge are other things to look at. The cockpit scuppers drain to thru holes aft sides. You may have dry rot on the hoses or...

Nice rig. Too bad they didn't keep it running.

Either make them yourself or get a cabinet guy to do it.

Nice boat. Seems a tad rich but tough to tell from the web.

That's a nice spot....

Likely gonna be doing some mousing on the replacement. The units seem to change configuration every few years and GW probably shoe horned it in there.. Likely hard to find a direct replacement. Let us know how you make out.

Those look really good....

I believe the stock fridge ran on 12VDC, I'd prob look for the same input voltage. When connected to shore power it was charged via the battery charger. If you go with AC only, you'll need a genset when running. You could tap the stove wiring I guess...

I'm betting on lift the panel with 4 "Z Clips" for flush mounting. Can always shoot GW Cust Service via the web a question.

I think BB nailed it.

These devices are designed to provide stabilization while underway, your post states trim tabs so I assume that is your use case. I'm not sold on these devices on small boats but only have limited input from a guy that has one on a 25'er. I'd look long and hard at my hours in the boat per...

Nice....